A new era begins, but the world is more fragile than ever. With Steve Rogers gone, Sam Wilson must step up as the new Captain America, carrying the weight of the shield and the responsibility that comes with it. As new threats emerge and old enemies resurface, Sam is forced to navigate a world that doesn’t fully accept him. But when a powerful force threatens global stability, he must prove that Captain America is more than just a name—it’s a legacy.With alliances tested and the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Sam must stand tall and fight for the ideals that Captain America represents. But in a world filled with deception and hidden dangers, can he truly bring about a Brave New World? Critics argue that the latest Marvel installment takes itself a bit too seriously without delivering much political depth, though it still provides enough thrilling action and strong performances to satisfy fans. After a year-long break from theaters, the MCU’s “Sacred Timeline” returns with Captain America: Brave New World, the first of three Marvel films set to premiere in 2025. Anthony Mackie leads as Sam Wilson, the new Captain America, while Harrison Ford makes his franchise debut as Thunderbolt Ross, who transforms into Red Hulk. Early reviews for this 35th entry in the MCU are mixed—Mackie’s performance earns praise, but other long-standing franchise issues leave some disappointed.